ColorMunki 1.0.5 Update

07/11/08

X-Rite have released a new software update for the ColorMunki calibration device. Version 1.0.5 adds a number of new features and improvements, including the option of selecting the Tone Response Curve shape for the display profile, improved projector profile quality, and improved strip measurement error detection when building printer profiles.

We have recently updated the ColorMunki software to provide you the best user experience when using your ColorMunki.
The latest ColorMunki v1.0.5 update includes the following changes:

Display Profiling
Advanced Feature: Preferences pane addition for selection of Tone Response Curve shape for the display profile (gamma selection)
Bug fix related to profiling wide gamut displays
Improved projector profile quality
Bug fix related to some customers prevented from building projector profile

Printer Profiling
Improved strip measurement error detection when building printer profiles

Photo ColorPicker
Addition of PANTONE Goe uncoated library
Inclusion of new Microsoft .NET Service Pack 1 for improved stability of Windows applications Photo ColorPicker to display same sRGB’s, CMYK’s, and HTLM values as those in printed PANTONE color bridge guides

General
Automatic software update notifications (both ColorMunki Photo and Photo ColorPicker)
Support and localization into Portuguese language

DOWNLOAD v1.0.5 TODAY

CM Photo users on MAC - manually check for software updates by using the “Check for Updates” feature located under the “Help” menu in CM Photo application.
OR download ColorMunki v1.0.5 using the following link:
http://colormunki.xrite.com/downloads/software/colormunki/Photo/Mac/ColorMunkiPhoto_1208.zip

CM Photo users on WIN - manually check for software updates by using the “Check for Updates” feature located under the “Help” menu in CM Photo application.
OR download ColorMunki v1.0.5 using the following link:
http://colormunki.xrite.com/downloads/software/colormunki/Photo/Win/ColorMunkiPhoto.zip

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